Which problems, challenges, and conflicts does it address? But more importantly: does it also provide information and perspectives for solutions?
Problems are inevitable. Solutions are needed.
The current Public Value Report provides answers. [more]

All interviews with ORF staff on the Public Value Report 2025/26 “Who benefits from the ORF – and how?” – all in one place. [more]

What does public value mean for ORF? Klaus Unterberger, Head of ORF's Public Value Competence Centre, explains in an interview. [more]

How does the ORF fulfil its public service mandate? The following facts and figures document ORF's media production. They relate to the calendar year 2024. [more] (Document only available in German)

The Denk|Raum is an offer for young media professionals at ORF. In penal discussions we deal with topics that concern our future: digital transformation, new technologies, innovation, but also corporate culture, transparency, independence and reliability. We talk about the ORF of the future. How we can change it and shape it. [more] 

ORF Public Value is defined by five quality dimensions and 18 performance categories. They are derived from the ORF Act, the ORF programme directives, the ORF guiding principles and current requirements in the society and media developments. [more]